8 Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, December 11th, 2008
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THE new principal. of Oakhill Ck>Ilege, Whalley, handed out
• certificates and . prizes to high-flying . pupils during the annual presentation evening. Mrs Carmel Riley,.
who joined the school from St Maiy’s Hall at Stonyhurst, began by pimsing staff and. pupils for making her feel welcome during her first 14 -weeks at the school.- In her speech, she recalled many fond
memories of last .
year’s Year 11 . Leavers’-Dinner. . “I-was made to feel ■very welcome and I •was -very impressed by the -way that this group of young peo- . pie, who had been through so much, ■were able to commu- , nicate with ease and confldence and share in the celebration of their last year at Oakhill Colley “It was during this
evening that I got my first glimpse of
the enormous affec- ■
. tion and admiration ■
felt for all the staff at Oakhill by the pupils - our keenest critics. It was clear that all the pupils felt special because of the indi- ■vidual care and attention recei-ved from their teachers ■ and the support staff.” : “I must confess
that at the moment I feel rather like a new mum-andmynew baby is Oakhill Col lege. I found out that
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I would be the new - principal in March ■ ■ and after a gestation period of merely sue -. months, I was receiv ing best wishes cards - and flowers. Having had five children I thought I would sail through this process of a new arrival, but : what has surprised • me more than any thing is how much love I feel, both for. v the school and from-; ' - the school.” . : . Mrs Riley went on
to express thanks to governors, staff, pupils and parents for all their help dur ing her first few months at Oakhill. She also pmd trib
ute to pupil Matthew Barnes, who tragical ly died last year. •An ex-head girl,
Mary Whowell, who left the school 10 years ago before attending Stonyhurst and then imiversity,
returned for the spe cial evening to hand;. out the prizes. - PRIZES
Year7-Academic '
Award and subject awards in phyrical edu cation and religious education: Luke Nolan; Academic Award and subject awards in ICT and muac: Jack Macken- - zie; Effort Award in Year 7: Vincent Yiu; Art, English and phya- cal education:
Georgina Watson; Geography, Wstory ■ and sdence: Jonathan Tebb; Derign technolo gy: Joshua Livesey; Drama: Megan Makin; French: Han nah Bury and mathe matics: Daniel Tatter- sall. • Year 8 - Academic
Award and subject awards in art, history, maths and Spanish: ■ Sigourney Birchall; Academic Award and subject awards in geog raphy: William Wen- bom; Effort Award in Year 8: Megan Holt; English, French, histo ry and science: Thomas Wright: Design tech nology and-religious education: Rachel Cor nish; ICT: Joseph Hill; Music: Oli-ver Rcd- mayne; Phyrical edu cation: George Annice; Special award for courage and determi nation: William Wen- bom. Year 9 -Academic
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Award and subject awards in art, geogra phy, history and ICT: Samuel Unsworth; Academic Award and subject awards in ^ design technology and French: Ben Ratcliffe; Spanish: Matthew Nolan; English and religious education: Jack -Anwyl; Maths and phyrical educa tion: S ^ Hodden Muric: Joshua Steel; Physical education: Lisa Rigg-Swindle- hurst; Science: Max Pickup. ■ Year lOA-Academic
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ject awards in French, maths, p h ^ c a l educa tion, Spanish and GCSE core sdence: Michael Keenan; Effort Award in Year lOA and GCSE core science: .Alice Graham; Art, ICT and GCSE core science: Claire Walken French, physi cal education and GCSE core science: TadeyLupton;Histo- • ry, religious education and GCSE core sci ence: Sarah Paiton; Science and GCSE core science: Leo Burke; GCSE French: Sophia Payne; GCSB core sci ence: Shelby Rigg. Year 10 J - Academic
Award and subject awards in business s tu d i^ English, ICT, Religious Education, Spanish and GCSE core science: Nicola Wignall; Academic Award in Year lOJ and GCSE core science: Sarah Barnes; Effort Award in Year lOJ and GCSE core science: Katie Platt; French, music, Spanish and . GCSE core science: Ryan Fisher; History, ICT, science and GCSE core science: Richard Unsworth; -Art, phydeal education and GCSE core sci- , ence: Jack Cunning ham; Maths and GCSE core science: William Smith; GCSE core science: Max Blanche; Christopher Butcher; Georgia. Doughty; Jack East- - wood and Mex Kilken ny.
. - Year 11-Academic •
Award in Year 11: Jack Rothwell and Kirsty Walmsley; Effort Award in Year 11:
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Award for mude: Sam Higab; The Ruth Coates Award for out door education: James Rawlinson. Individual
ney; Fay Foley: Amber • sporting achievement: H a t to n ; Sam Higab; Victor Ludorum Hany Ingram; Jesdea Jones; Andrew Maxwell; James Rawl inson; Laura Shaw; Luke Shufflebottom; Carlos Wallhead and Benjamin Yates. The Duke of Edin
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Oliver Devenney; Vic- ' trix Ludorum - Sophie Hindla Cross country cham-1
pions: Oliver Devenney | and Sophie Hindle; Symon DicMnson GolT | Cup: Jack Rothwell. The St.-Albans
Football Shield: Mar tyrs House collected by | Michael Keenan; The James Shield for net- ball: Scholars house
Alice Graham; Richard collected by Katie Unsworth; Sophie Hin- Platt; Oakhill Associa- dle and Nicola Wig- nail. Silver Award: Matt
hew Cornish; James Rawlinson; Amber Hazelton; Laura Shaw; Jesdea Jones; Kirsty Walmdey. Awards for Notable
Achievement: The McKieman Cup for Service to the school: Gemma Bland; The
tion swimming shield: Scholars House collect- i ed by Sarah Barnes; The -Anne Grogan Ten nis Shield: Martyrs House collected by Ryan Fisher; Oaldiill .Association Rounders Shield: Martyrs House collected by Nicola Wignall; The Pheidip- pides Trophy: Martyrs House collected by
pupils’ cup for commit- Sophie Hindle; The ment to ^hool: James Cook Shield for five-a- Rawlinsdn; The Brad- dde football: Martyrs shaw Cup for good gen- House collected by Leo
eral progress: Harry Ingram; The Hnlay Cup for outstanding contribution: Ben jamin Briscoe; Award for service to school as Head Girl: Gemma Bland; Award for serv ice to the school as head boy; James Raw!
Burke; The Dixon Shield for performing arts: Scholars House collected by Alice Gra ham; The Whowell
Shield for overall sports champions: Martyrs . House collected by . , Tadey Lupton; The Sister Gabriel Shield
inson; The Mahon Cup for overall academic for academic achieve--' achievement: Martyrs ment: Matthew Cor- House collected by -- nish; The .Anne Grogan Ryan Fishen The Gov- Muacal theatre award: emorsShield for inter : Benjamin Briscoe; The house champions: Mar- Riki Crooke Memorial tyrs House collected by Shield for special
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Traumatised mum^ drove when banned
A B IL L IN G T O N woman was caught behind th e wheel ju s t two weeks after being banned for drink- • driving.
- Blackburn magistrates heard that just
■five days later she was caught driving again and on both occasions she told police she had been going to collect chit dren from school. . : Sarah Hilton (21), of Billington (jar-
dens, pleaded guilty to two charges of driving while disqualified and without insurance. She was made subject to com munity supervision for 12 months, ordered to do 200 hours’ unpaid work, fined £230 with £65 costs and banned from dri-ving for. two years.. ^ . ■ - • - Mr Eddie Harrison (prosecuting) said:
on October 23rd Hilton had been banned for 15 months by Burnley magistrates
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. .for drink-driving. Just two weeks later, on November 6th, she was stopped at 3- 30 p.m. driving towards Langho and told
.police she was on her way to school to collect her own two children and two others. She was charged and released on bail, but was seen driving in Billington Gardens again on November I l t h ; ■ She told police: “Can you not let me
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: behaviour is the traumatic breakdown of - a relationship,” said Mr Bakhat. “She states that her rational thought process es have gone askew and that is perhaps putting i t mildly.” ’
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Youngsters’ song fills air to support charity
PUPILS a t St Michael and St John’s RC Primary School have been singing their hearts out to raise funds for Cancer, Research UK. ■
■ - The school choir sang out
side Barclays Bank on Satur day from 10 a.m. until noon,
-while yesterday and today (Thursday) they are ringing
- outside Sainsbury’s supermar ket in Glitheroe. Tomorrow (Friday) they
are also visiting Abbeyfield residential home in Low Moor, Clitheroe.
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Year Two teacher Kate Monaghan said: “Each year
the school chooses a charity to
■'. support, either a local charity ■ or a child-focused charity. This year we have chosen
• Cancer Research UK because a pupil at our school Declan T a t te rsa l
l.in -Year Four is
V fronting the campaign on posters around the N o r th West, we are supporting the
. cause he champions.” . Collections are also being. held a t the school’s nativity
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plays and carol services.- Our picture shows the
school choir singing carols at the weekend in Clitheroe town centre. (T07I208/7) .
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